the best cenotes near Cancun and Tulum. You HAVE TO VISIT these spots! This handy how-to guide is also full of information ...

Scattered across the Yucatán Peninsula, near Mexico’s prime vacation destinations, are stunning turquoise swimming holes called cenotes. The name comes from the Mayan word “ts’onot ...

Cancun has plenty to offer, from hidden cenotes tucked within its tropical inland jungle to the luxury resorts along its miles of white-sand beachfront. With such beauty comes great interest ...

But one of the peninsula’s most enchanting attractions is also one of its most underrated—cenotes. Formed by rainwater flowing through limestone over millennia, cenotes are arguably one of the ...

The tour also includes a buffet lunch, a tequila tasting, the opportunity to swim in a cenote (a natural well ... reviewers say this excursion from Cancun Sailing fits the bill.

What de Anda has been waiting anxiously for his friend Montero to determine is whether the water at the bottom of this nondescript natural well, or cenote, had acted as a sacred sundial and ...

Cancún and Quintana Roo are more than just world-class beaches—this is a region rich in history, tradition, and culinary ...

This course at the Fairmont Mayakoba, Riviera Maya offers 18 holes on a course that winds through natural features like cenotes, mangroves and jungles. Another traveler favorite is the Iberostar ...

Here are some of the most awesome geological wonders from around the world. Tulum in Mexico is famous for its cenotes Cenotes (pronounced seh-noh-teys) are essentially huge sinkholes in the ground ...

Cancún and Quintana Roo offer more than just luxury—they provide rare, once-in-a-lifetime experiences that redefine the ...